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tom

03-09-2001 17:55:01

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i have a '43 2n and am wondering if there is/was a setup for a solid mount drawbar . i have a bar with pins for the hydraulic arms but was curious about a solid mount setup . any info on this is greatly appreciated.

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Ed Gooding (VA)

03-10-2001 03:11:07

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Re: 2n drawbar? in reply to tom, 03-09-2001 17:55:01

Hi Tom: There's at least three types of manufactured swinging drawbars, and one home-made one that I know of. The only thing is, I'm not totally sure that the first two will attach to a 2N or 9N (I have an 8N). One is the Dearborn original, which also uses your existing 3-pt drawbar for support and to limit swing, the second is a generic kind that you can find today at any tractor supply place that doesn't use your 3-pt drawbar, but instead has you mount a bracket around your PTO on the axle to limit swing and add support, and then Sears sold one that will attach to pre-8N's if you can find it (I've never seen one other than in the ad below). Finally, I've included a picture of forum member Tyler Neff's 9N showing his home-made fixed drawbar. Note that this is a pre-resto pic of Tyler's 9N. It looks MUCH better today. Pictures of all four types follow:

Here's the original Dearborn type that also requires the use of your 3-pt drawbar:

Here's the generic type that FNH and most every tractor supply house sells. Since this one does not need your 3-pt drawbar, you can leave it installed all the time and still have use of a 3-pt implement while it's on the tractor:

And here's what the one sold by Sears back then looks like:

Here's Tyler's home-made job:

Hope this helps..... ..... Ed
'52 8N475798

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03-10-2001 05:04:45

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Re: Re: 2n drawbar? in reply to Ed Gooding (VA), 03-10-2001 03:11:07

My grandfather made this:

Tyman

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Jerry WI

03-09-2001 19:40:12

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Re: 2n drawbar? in reply to tom, 03-09-2001 17:55:01

Tom, I think Ed Gooding of this board is the guy to talk to about this. He has posted some pictures a number of times about this subject, If you search the archieves date 01/11/01 you will find a picture of this kind of set-up.

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RON/PA

03-09-2001 18:38:56

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Re: 2n drawbar? in reply to tom, 03-09-2001 17:55:01

TOM, THERE IS A SETUP FOR A SOLID DRAWBAR THAT MOUNTS UNDER AND AROUND THE PTO SHAFT. IF NONE OF THE GURU'S ON THE BOARD ANSWER IN THE NEXT DAY OR SO I WILL TRY TO TAKE PIX AND POST. NOT SURE WHERE YOU GET THEM BUT MY 8N HAS HAD ONE FOR AS LONG AS I HAVE OWNED IT.
RON/PA

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